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Hello! I also have a setup with an m1 macbook air and a 34" Dell 1440p monitor where I can easily set this. Is there any idea what I am doing wrong? Thanks! |
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Hi @mazsa97 The problem probably is that the famebuffer (video memory's screen image representation) size is capped at 6K horizontally for the M2 mini for the primary display (for the secondary, it's 5K). This means that the max HiDPI resolution it can have is 3072px horizontally (for the secondary display, it's 2560px). Therefore you'll have gap between 3072px HiDPI and the native LoDPI resolution. Let me know if this info helps with understanding the problem! |
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Thank you for the clarification! |
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Hi @mazsa97
The problem probably is that the famebuffer (video memory's screen image representation) size is capped at 6K horizontally for the M2 mini for the primary display (for the secondary, it's 5K). This means that the max HiDPI resolution it can have is 3072px horizontally (for the secondary display, it's 2560px). Therefore you'll have gap between 3072px HiDPI and the native LoDPI resolution.
Let me know if this info helps with understanding the problem!